Did a 6 a.m. unannounced walkthrough the Monday before our ISO 45001 surveillance audit and found three missing lockout tags and one propped exit at the west dock. We ended up with zero egress findings and just one minor observation — what’s working for you to keep crews engaged in pre-audit hazard sweeps without it feeling punitive?
We run 6 a.m. peer-led ‘no-blame’ sweeps; photo-proof earns coffee. LOTO refresher: https://www.osha.gov/lockout-tagout — rotate leads weekly?
But we switched to a 15‑minute “find it, fix it” window at the start of each shift the week before audits — anything caught then is logged as a fix, not a ding, and the lead posts one photo recap on Teams; it’s kept exits honest and LOTO tidy without the gotcha vibe. Would a quick cross‑crew swap for a day give you fresher eyes?